s2kguy

My Fiance and I are in South Carolina and just moved into a new apartment and sadly we are a in position where we can't get Directv for Sunday Ticket. Does anyone have any suggestions/ideas where we can watch the games live aside from going to B-Dubs for every game? The only thing I have left in mind is finding someone that uses Sunday Ticket Max and slipping them a little $$$ to use their login credentials. Help me lol

ChrisXVI

I can relate man... I moved from the Gulf Coast to my wife's hometown in Wisconsin back in April so I'm trying to figure this out as well.

Here's something you may want to look into if you can't get Directv: they offer the Sunday Ticket for people who can't get Directv for whatever reason (like living in an apartment.) It costs around $250 and you stream the games through your gaming console. You'll have to call Directv and ask about it... I think they're pretty strict about who can qualify for that.

QBREES9

Where theirs a will there is a way.

ScottF

being out of market, I look at one game at a time each year:
gotta look at prime time games and bye weeks, for both the Saints and your geographic home team, and then consider head-to-head as well.
Atlanta, Carolina, not too bad. Probably on 7-8 times without flex games. Wisconsin? not so good.

SmashMouth

... Might be easier to just go to B-Dubs.

saintsfan1976

Sports bar.

Make a new Saints friend.

Laugh at the one Vikings fan in the corner.

The Dude

When I lived in Charlotte I found a small sports bar that had several different rooms with big screen TVs in addition to 8-10 TVs at the bar. They were slow one Sunday with the exception of all the douche bag Panthers fans. There was an empty room and I slipped the bar tender a 20 and asked him to put on the Saints game. It was 2006 and every Sunday I would go there by myself and every week little by little more Saints fans would trickle in. By the end of the season all of the panthers fans had run off and the entire bar was full of Saints fans. It remained that way until I moved back to New Orleans two years later.